14Oct
Court Sheds Light on ERISA’s Fiduciary Exception to Attorney-Client Privilege
A federal district court in Ohio recently attempted to shed some light on when internal communications between an ERISA plan administrator and its in-house counsel are discoverable and when they are protected by the attorney-client privilege....
By:
Carlton Fields
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